One of the most critical features of a sophisticated moderation system is persistent ban storage. Bans must survive server restarts, game updates, and even complete server migrations. The standard approach involves using Roblox's DataStore service to store ban records, including:

Repeatedly killing a player on the client side, causing massive server lag for them. Safety and Best Practices

-- Create RemoteEvents for different actions local KickPlayerEvent = Instance.new("RemoteEvent") KickPlayerEvent.Name = "KickPlayerEvent" KickPlayerEvent.Parent = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")

To ensure your panel is truly than basic client-side exploits, the architecture must be split into two parts: the Client GUI (what the admin sees) and the Server Script (what actually enforces the kick or ban). 1. The Server-Side Enforcer (ServerScriptService)

Ensure your RemoteEvents are protected. Only allow players with a specific UserId or Group Rank to trigger them.

banStore:SetAsync(target.UserId, data) target:Kick("Banned: " .. reason) end

Never copy and paste scripts that use loadstring() or obfuscated code blocks. Those systems frequently mask hidden backdoors designed to grant malicious actors server-side control over your experience.

Every moderation action should be logged for accountability and review. Implement a comprehensive logging system that records:

kickButton.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function() if selectedPlayer and reasonBox.Text ~= "" then remote:FireServer("Kick", selectedPlayer, reasonBox.Text) end end)

if not isAdmin then return end